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cPickle import error #46
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Thanks, should be easy to fix with try/except import pickle, PR welcome! |
So you imagine something like:
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Actually, looking at the code it seems like this fix is already implemented... Are you using the latest version? |
I did an
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Could you try with the development version?
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Works:
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using the dev version (the second install option) i get a versioning oriented warning:
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The dev version is also giving me a warning:
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Having the same "ImportError: No module named 'cPickle'" after both "conda install -c conda-forge ipycache" and "pip install ipycache". |
This is a simple python 3 vs. python 2 issue, is has been fixed in this repo, would someone (@rossant ?) be able to tag a new release here on github and update on pypi? |
I'm no longer maintaining this repository but could give github/pypi permissions to anyone who would volunteer to maintain it |
@rossant Thanks for the response, are you not maintaining it because better tools are available or because you are too busy? |
Too busy and I no longer use it, and I wouldn't be surprised if there were better tools, but I can't really tell! |
@diallobakary4 wrote:
In case this is still of help, please see 48#issuecomment-623323002 for a way to circumvent these warnings. |
@rossant — can you give me PyPI permissions, please? I'd like to make another ipycache release to fix this issue. My PyPI username is the same as my GitHub username. |
ImportError: No module named 'cPickle'
On Python 3.5
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